Hibachi-san - Ann Arbor

This restaurant doesn't appear to be open to the public. There's no sign indicating its presence, no parking available, and after driving for 20 minutes and circling the area three times, it became clear that this place is meant only for students. If that's the case, they really need better signage or clearer directions. I was really looking forward to having some fresh poke, especially since I was in town solely to visit my significant other in the hospital, and every moment is precious to me.

The sashimi isn't fresh. I experienced vomiting and diarrhea every time I had a bowl.

The staff was friendly and welcoming, and my meal was prepared quickly and accurately with fresh ingredients. The restaurant was clean overall. It was both delicious and healthy. I would definitely come back!

It is very good for what they get. for about 11 dollars, they can have 4 proteins and whatever they want. the regular tuna and salmon have not really much taste, but the seasoned are good. they are very obviously frozen, but they have never cost and are quite consistently very tender. the scallops have too much of a bad fishy taste, but the garnels are always quite good. the tempura garnels are not easy, as tempura should be, the teig is very heavy, but the garnel itself is very beautiful. the grilled salmon usually has a nice crust, but is also usually overcooked. don't worry about bark and chicken. They're not very good and you wanted bark and huh, just go right next door to panda. the toppings are fantastic, they can get maissalat, meeresalat, crispy garlic, avacado and picked ingwer without additional cost. the portions are generous and eating is very good. not amazing, but not bad. but I'm sure they don't find better quality poke for 11 dollars.

Solid bowls. The sashimi is not great, and they give out small portions of protein and huge portions of rice. They don't always have the hot proteins ready. The price is justifiable, but it would have been nice if they were a bit more generous. I usually get tuna. I can hands down say fresh tuna from Costco is way better.